Actress and comedian Mo'nique still feels hurt Tyler Perry And he wants to be publicly sorry as he reportedly promised me in 2016. years.

Mo'nique has made its opinion in the open letter to the media, after its speech on the late stone memory.

During his speech, Perry called on the music industry for their stone treatment, who publicly accused the universal musical group of retention millions of dollars in earnings.

As they speak on the stone funeral, Perry varied promoters and record labels for failure in the compensation of the singer of the late soul.

He asked, "Women like angie stone, who are in business all these years, will you forget what she did? All the people who put and help?"

Perry continued, "You see, you have to go through something to write a song like '20 dollars. '"

He became frustrated as he dealt with the audience, saying, "You have to forgive me because I'm angry in the way she was treated."

55-year-old said: "Think that woman was in business for all these years. You see, there is a difference between performing because you want and perform."

He added: "I'm tired to see how we fight and go through things and work hard and don't reap the benefits of what we needed to reap."

Mo'nique returned the Perry's speech on the stone funeral on Tuesday and wrote his open letter to him who signed her and her husband, Sydney Hicks.

She started solving Angie Stone family, writing"" We would like to provide our cordial condolences to the Angie Stones to the family, and a friend.

Mo'nique then addressed Perry, writing "Dear @Tylerry, I recently watched your heart speech at the funeral Angie Stone, where you expressed frustration over its harassment of the music industry."

She added, "She hit me, and my husband Sidney, as if they had had a horror, but also made us think about some disturbing deviations in your actions towards me."

"Actress" deliverance "she went to talk about some of his complaints with Perry. She wrote:" 1 You expressed anger for being abused by Angie. Still, you're hardly with me to work, "How I never do with me. How did you imitate me like you imposed the same?

Mo'nique continued, "2 You asked," Where is the money owed? "Well, where did my public apologies you promised in 2016. year? The false narrative you were humanly helped me accelerated me, costing me tens of millions." Where is restitution for that? "

Added: "3 you mentioned that you were" tired, "we don't receive the benefits we deserve. Still, you asked me to promote me Precious Free, without a contract or fee, which highlights your double standard. "

In his fourth point Mo'nique told Tyler Perry, "you should be careful in how we behave" God's sake, where is your responsibility to act with love and truth? You promised me years ago, but it's just coming. "

The claim continued, "Unlike the music industry, for which you right have criticized, we have audio documentation about your actions. Couldn't you be responsible?"

She called the producer of the film to act in his own words, "in closing I hope your words on angie's funeral inspire to correct mistakes in my family and I. You have power." You have power. "You have power."

Mo'nique concluded: "As you shared biblical learning, please remember:" What will he profit a man to acquire the whole world, but he loses his soul ". With love and respect, Mo'nique & Sidney."

Mo'nique's Feud with Tyler Perry started in 2009. after refused to attend "precious" press tour in Cannes without salary. She later claimed Perry and Oprah Winfrey accelerated her in Hollywood.

Despite the "precious" director of Lee Daniels, which expresses regret, Perry never publicly apologized.

Mo'nique has always kept that she had 2022. Audio recording perry promising to change, but they never follow.

She also said she was looking for mediation from Al Sharpton, who later distanced from the drama.

Meanwhile, Perry remains quiet on that issue, while Mo'nique still deals with Feluen.

Before her recent Instagram post, she talked about the UA issue Club Shay Shay Podcast interview last year and during the tour of Katt Williams "dark matter".